PFT003CMF Hipot

The High Voltage Inc PFT003CMF Hipot tester, also known as a high potential tester, is a precision-engineered device for accurately measuring voltage and current to test insulation strength in electrical apparatuses.

Designed with operator safety and ease of use in mind, the unit complies with ANSI/SIA A92.2 specifications and features advanced technologies, including a digital interface and comprehensive safety mechanisms.

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• Continuously adjustable output voltage
• Fixed overload, factory set to 120% of rated output current
• Zero start and external interlock provision
• Secondary connected dual-range voltmeter
• Only single piece, shielded cable output AC HiPot rated 100 kVac @ 3 kVA. Half the size and weight of others and easier to use.
• Three-range current metre with isolated guard/ground return circuit
• Capacitive load compensation
• Shielded output cable
• One-piece portable design
• Automatic transit-protected meters
• Rugged case with cushion grips
• Simple controls

Standard Accessories: Transport Case, Mains cable, HV output cable, earth cable, Operating manual
Power Supply: 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Output: 0-100 kV AC, 1 kVA resistive load 3 kVA capacitive load, Up to 60 mA current. Output current is reduced at lower voltages.
Voltmeter: Scaled 0-25/0-100 kV AC, ±2% F.S
Ammeter: Scaled 0-1 mA, ±2% F.S. with range multipliers of x1, x10, x100
Duty Cycle: 3 kVA: ½ hour ON, 2 hours OFF 2 kVA: 1 hour ON, 1 hour OFF 1 kVA: Continuous
Dimensions (instrument): 534mm L x 286mm W x 387 mm H
Weight: 34kg

• Reliable Testing – Ensure precise voltage and current measurement for comprehensive insulation strength assessment.
• Enhanced Safety – Built to include factory-set overload protection, zero start, and interlock provisions for secure operations.
• Exceptional Portability – Lightweight design with rugged casing allows for convenient transport and field use.
• Ease of Use – User-friendly interface and simplified controls make testing accessible for all skill levels.

• Electrical maintenance — The High Voltage Inc. PFT1003CMF 0-100 KV HiPot tester is crucial for electrical maintenance and is routinely used to check the insulation strength of various components. This includes transformers, cables and switchgear, ensuring they operate safely, reliably and efficiently. Regular testing helps prevent unexpected breakdowns, prolonging equipment life and maintaining system integrity.
• Manufacturing quality control — The tester ensures components meet stringent quality and safety standards in manufacturing. Manufacturers can avoid costly recalls and maintain brand reputation by verifying insulation integrity. It’s particularly vital in high-stakes industries like medical equipment or high-end electronics, where failure isn’t an option.
• Utility infrastructure — Utility companies rely on the High Voltage Inc. PFT1003CMF 0-100 KV HiPot tester in maintaining and servicing infrastructure. From power generation to transmission and distribution, it ensures components can withstand operational stresses. This is crucial for minimising outages and providing uninterrupted service delivery, ultimately maintaining a robust and reliable utility network.
• Laboratory research — Researchers and developers use the tester in the lab to push the boundaries of electrical insulation materials and designs. Understanding how materials behave under high voltage allows them to innovate safer, more efficient electrical products. This research underpins advances across various sectors, including energy, transportation and consumer electronics.
• Aerospace and automotive — The aerospace and automotive industries use the tester to ensure the safety and reliability of electrical systems in vehicles and aircraft. This includes testing of onboard electronics, wiring insulation and other critical components. With the increasing electrification of vehicles, ensuring the integrity of these systems is paramount for safety and performance.